Sentence examples for cute use of from inspiring English sources

Others think that Kennedy could not live with sending an innocent man to prison through a cute use of the statutes.

By Ian Crouch February 7, 2016 Among this year's crop of Super Bowl ads, Heinz made the best use of cute dogs.

The dumping of "Duck face" at the altar in Four Weddings is a scene of such remarkable cruelty that only the tactical use of the cute mute brother as the captain of the action - another example of Curtis climbing out of a seemingly hopeless hole - can hold the film within its chosen genre of romantic comedy.

Although they're not exactly cute and furry creatures, the use of snails for sport could be compared to the use of any other animal for sport.

There's a cute little irony in the use of old means of transportation to cut off new ones (large portions of the fence in Nogales are made out of surplus landing pad from the first Gulf War), but I suspect it's probably lost on the migrants who scramble their way through and around these barriers trying to get to a patch of greener grass.  .

(As he notes, there are people who have bothered to fight over Wikipedia's use of the word "cute" to accompany a picture of a young polar bear).

While this may be a cute lead -- with a perplexing metaphorical use of "flock" -- it's exactly the point that the Milken Report is not making.

Even well-meaning eco-activists use cute images of pandas to help sell the causes of protecting the environment and saving endangered species.

There is a new challenger to the title of 'cutest video ever' courtesy of one family and the ingenious use of a GoPro.

"[In Asia], the use of Nazi chic has appeared with greater frequency since at least the late 1980s," says Kidd. "Two popular styles of Asian Nazi chic are swastikawaii, or 'cute swastika,' which uses the swastika as the main design motif, and the other is referred to as 'führer chic,' which uses soft, cuddly, and cute caricatures of the image of Adolf Hitler".

It shares space with Owl Cave Books', a very cute emporium of used books and indie magazines.